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Awnings have always been used to add curb appeal and resale value to residential and commercial buildings. They also provide increased energy efficiency by deflecting sunlight and heat away from windows, reducing energy and cooling costs.
Lately, retractable awnings have become more and more popular due to their ability to add both style and functionality to any building. They are able to be extended and retracted as needed. The sun shelter can be extended to entirely cover a deck or patio, or extended partially, in any increment, to provide just the right balance of sunlight and shade.
Add Style and Beauty
Retractable awnings are available in many styles, sizes and designs. Hundreds of patterns and designs are available to coordinate directly with your home design, outdoor furniture, and landscaping. There are thousands of combinations that can be derived from the many styles, types, sizes, colors, and patterns available.
Adding a retractable canopy is a great way to add beauty and curb appeal to your home, thereby increasing the value of your home. And as opposed to traditional ones, there are no unsightly poles or permanent framework used to detract from the beauty.
Functionality
While retractable sunshades can provide your home with elegance and style, they are just as useful as they are beautiful. It is this combination of function and beauty that make retractable sunscreens so popular and such a good investment.
Extended
While extended, retractable awnings can provide a whole host of functional benefits. Most modern ones can provide up to 99% UV protection, allowing safety for the whole family while outdoors, and allowing you to enjoy more time outdoors with your loved ones.
These sun shelters provide great energy-efficiency benefits as well. By shielding your home's windows from up to 94% of direct sunlight, they can reduce heat-gain in your home by up to 77% on awning-covered windows and doors.
The use of an canopy can greatly enhance your outdoor living area, allowing you to have more use of your patio or deck.
Retracted
While extremely functional when extended, the true elegance of a retractable awning is found in its ability to be retracted as needed. This can be accomplished either manually, through the use of standard hand cranks, or through the use of automated electronic motors with push-button control.
The awning retracts into a low-profile protective 'hood' attached to the wall. When retracted, it is safely shielded from damaging weather elements, such as strong winds and driving rain, which can greatly damage traditional awnings.
Should you find the desire to bask in the sunlight, rather than the shade, simply retract your canopy and in seconds you have completely transformed your outdoor living area.
Installation
Be sure to hire an experienced installation expert to install your retractable awning. Look for a company with a good reputation and experience.
Mr. Oliver is a marketing agent of Arundel Cooling and Heating. The heating and air-conditioning company provides HVAC services as well as retractable awnings throughout Maryland. For more information on their HVAC Services please visit their website.
Industrial Air Handling Units for Air Temperature Control
Canada Blower Co. has developed Direct-Fired Industrial Make-Up Air Systems for air temperature control at large industrial plants.
Direct Gas-Fired Heating Systems may be built in a number of configurations. They may be curb mounted as horizontal rooftop systems with down or horizontal discharge or in a vertical configuration for mounting on a pad outside of a building, with air ducted to the interior. They may also be located inside a building, suspended from hangers or mounted on support steel. Various manufacturers can supply any physical configuration required.
Two air flow configurations are available: 100% Fresh Air or Recirculating.
In the 100% Fresh Air arrangement, air is heated as it passes through the unit and supplied to the building space.
In the Recirculating arrangement, a damper is installed to allow a portion of building air to be supplied to the unit and returned to the building. This air is usually introduced downstream of the burner in a pull-through unit. Various percentage settings are available: 80% return / 20% fresh, 50/50, or variable.
It should be noted that demand for recirculating direct gas-fired systems has fallen in recent years. Indoor Air Quality concerns, more stringent regulations passed in recent years, and 2003, new ANSI Standards took effect. Formerly, both recirculating and 100% fresh air units were covered by the same standard. Today, ANSI Z83.4 applies to 100% Fresh Air Units and ANSI Z83.18 applies to Recirculating Units.
Typical components, options and accessories are listed below:
Mounting Curbs:
For installation on building roof. Note – As a service, some manufacturers will also specify mounting requirements for fabrication by others. This allows a contractor to field fabricate a curb for faster installation or allows for third-party fabrication of curbs where the engineer specifies seismic-resistant construction.
Inlet Hoods:
Generally an add-on item. Prevents rain and trash from being drawn into a unit.
Filters:
Filtration may be accomplished using Cleanable Filters mounted in the Inlet Hood or by using a Flat or V-bank Filter Section. For special applications, Bag Filters or HEPA final filters may be specified, but these are not common.
Clogged filter switches and indicators are often supplied to alert maintenance personnel when filters are dirty.
Fans:
Standard units are generally supplied with DWDI (Double Width, Double Inlet) Forward Incline fans. These are competitively priced and offer good performance characteristics. For High Static applications due to building pressurization, long ductwork, filtration, or other reasons, Backward Incline (BI) Fans may be required. Other options that may be specified are Backward Incline Curved (BC) or Airfoil Fans. These are BI fans with higher efficiency and performance, but at higher cost.
Insulation & Lining:
Most manufacturers offer the option of insulation and lining. Standard insulation is generally 1” thick fiberglass or foil face fiberglass board. Linings may be steel or stainless steel to isolate insulation from the air stream. This provides for longer-lasting insulation and eliminates the possibility of contaminating the air stream if insulation breaks down.
Additional information can be found at the Canada Blower company web site http://canadianblower.com/ahu/index.html.
Oleg Tchetchel
Industrial AHU Engineer
Canadian Blower
http://www.canadianblower.com/airhandler/index.html
http://www.canadianblower.com/hvac/index.html
About the Author
Oleg Tchetchel
Designer of Air Moving Systems
Canadian Air Systems
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I know hyrdolock occurs when u drive through a puddle, etc., but what is hydrolock anyway?
I have an AEM cold air intake system and it goes right down under the passenger side wheel well. I'm told that area is notorious for possibly getting hydrolock from running through a big puddle, ect. I also heard that a bypass valve will take care of the problem of water getting in when it's raining, but it only works with Version 1 and I don't know if I have Version 1 or 2. Reason being is the guy who owned the car before me was the one who had the CAI installed and he won't return any of my phone calls since I bought the car from him.
I read that some guy had a short ram air intake running into a CAI system. Is that possible? Sounds like that might take care of the problem of water getting in, but he hasn't gotten back to me yet as to how the whole thing is fashioned under his hood or whatever. Any additional info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
hydrolocking is when the engine ingests fluid through the air intake or from an internal coolant leak. Since fluid does not compress, if the fluid gets into the combustion chamber when the piston comes up on the compression stroke, the piston stops because the fluid becomes an unmovable object. This is bad because if the engine is running the piston/connecting rod/crankshaft all have momentum behind them and the force must go somewhere, and that usually means breaking a piston or connecting rod or the crankshaft.
Killeen, Belton to dedicate trees today
While the nation celebrates Arbor Day, local cities are taking part with tree dedication events. Twelve oak trees will be planted at Long Branch Park in Killeen today. The ceremony begins at 8:30 a.m. in the park at 1101 Branch Drive.
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